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Where Are They Now?: Don Langdon
by Ron Head Many good critics who saw Don Langdon play in the early sixties maintain that he was one of the best centre half forwards to ever play in the WANFL. He was certainly one of East Perth's best, but it took some smart work from the man who signed some of the best, Hec Strempel, to sign him after he had looked a sure bet to become a Tiger. Don Langdon was a Claremont supporter as a youngster, and was a member of Scotch College's first eighteen, even at the age of thirteen. “They played me in the forward pocket,” Don recalled when Footygoss spoke with him recently. Scotch had Austin Robertson senior as their football mentor. “Good…
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